The following information is for any organization that may have been a victim of the SolarWinds Orion breach. Goverlan Reach was built to facilitate real-time scanning, detection, and remediation. All endpoints can be scanned, both inside and outside of the […]
We are pleased to announce that the Goverlan Operator Console v9.5 and Goverlan Reach Server v3.5 are now available and offer many new improvements and features. What’s New in the Goverlan Operator Console New Module : Incident Management Automation Introducing the […]
The Goverlan Team is pleased to announce the release of the Goverlan v10 Beta with MacOS Support. For a full status of the features currently supported, please see the Feature Coverage Progress section below. How do I get access to […]
Active Directory Management Best Practices
Goverlan Reach introduces ITIL Incident Management integration in version 9.50 Beta
TeamViewer is a go-to remote support software that many help desks rely on to perform their IT support functions. However, its remote access functionality has also been exploited in a recent series of attacks targeting government financial agencies and international […]
Goverlan Reach v LogMeIn Central – how does the new pricing really stack up Ever since LogMeIn acquired the Citrix Goto Business division, the company has been consolidating its different remote support solutions. This process has also seen it roll out […]
We have been introducing some cool new features to Goverlan Reach since the beginning of the year. Here’s a quick roundup of what you can expect to see appearing in your console. Enhanced Curtain Mode Last month we unveiled the […]
This morning Associated Press reported that a massive data breach occurred inside the Starwood network. Five hundred million records containing personally identifiable information were stolen, exposing email addresses, credit card numbers, passport numbers, and birthdates. Marriott, who owns Starwood, told […]
2018 has started with yet another bombshell: the announcement of a set of vulnerabilities, named Meltdown (CVE-2017-5754) and Spectre (CVE-2017-5753 / CVE-2017-5715). These vulnerabilities are deeply rooted in Intel x86 and some of the ARM-based microprocessors. These are serious security flaws […]